The St. John’s River Trail offers a tranquil atmosphere through a tree-dotted river valley to enjoy. Whether riding your bike or walking the paved trail, you are offered the opportunity to relax and experience this four-mile gem in Visalia, California. The pathway connects two popular recreational amenities: Cutler Park—a 70-acre country park with a playground, baseball fields, and restrooms—and Riverway Sports Park, where you’ll find athletic fields, picnic shelters, and seasonal splash pad.
Parking is available during non-school hours at Valley Oak Middle School. There is also parking at Cutler Park (15520 Ivanhoe Drive, Visalia, CA 93292)
Started from the Riverway Sports Park which was very nice with much greenery for an October day. We hit the trail and as expected this newly paved trail made its way into the surrounding desert scenery. How wonderful to have such a trail in this town. There are several options to side trails along the way. Now for the bad news... the no go zones. Sprawling homeless encampments all along the St John riverbed, laundry hung out on the trail benches to dry, garbage can rummaging all along the trails. Ride at your own risk
The west end of this trail was recently extended to reach Highway 63. Visitors can park in the Riverway Sports Park and walk to the trail head.
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